Your Sales Page Needs a Shower 🚿

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Yo, one more thing!

None of the email marketing in the world can save you if the sales page you're sending people looks like a human armpit.

THIS WILL TANK EVERYTHING. 😆

Trust factor, gone. Feeling of safety buying from you, gone. X-ing out quickly because they just said "nah, nevermind"—this is totally what people do.

So, solutions:

  1. Hire a designer. The last one I hired for a project cost ~$15,000 and took several months. (Love designers, but it's a process.)
  2. Rock a Tonic template (they're great, I've talked about them before), but they start at ~$500 for a basic sales page, or ~$1500 for a website, and require you to know how to use ShowIt (and reconfigure everything yourself for mobile). *Affiliate link
  3. Orrrr—get my *free* workshop, where I'm teaching you how to use Claude Design to make a SLICK, modern one yourself. Same way I made the sales page for The Summer Vacation Email Challenge. And, anyone can do it. Even if you're not tech savvy. And, even if you're not design savvy! (Thank vodka.)

This limited-time workshop is only available when you sign up for The Summer Vacation Email Challenge TONIGHT, June 19th, before 11:59pm Eastern.

All participants who sign up before the deadline get this absolutely free.

So if you were gonna join anyway, might as well do it now and get the free workshops, too. 💪

(Even if you're currently downing a prosecco at the neighborhood bar.)

Okay, that's it!

Off to find something I can smother in hot sauce. 🌶️

XOXO,
Ash

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